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Assess Yourself

How well do you understand the ideas in this lesson?

Goal:

Goal:

Show What You Know!

Are you ready to take this lesson's quiz? These questions will help you find out. Go back to the lesson if you do not know an answer.

1. Which numbers mean one half?

  1. 13
  2. 1

2. Which statement is true?

Circle divided unequally.

  1. The shape shows halves.
  2. The shape has 3 equal parts.

3. Which shape is correctly partitioned into halves?

  1. Square with a label of one.
  2. Square divided into thirds

4. Which item is partitioned into halves?

  1. Blank sheet of paper.
  2. Set of boxes divided into thirds.

5. What number do we use to show two equal parts?

  1. 13
  2. 14

6. Does this shape show halves? If not, why not?

Square divided into thirds.

  1. The shape shows halves.
  2. The shape does not have equal parts.

7. Which shape is correctly partitioned into halves?

  1. Circle divided unequally.
  2. Square divided unequally.

8. Which item is partitioned into halves?

  1. Triangle cheese divided into thirds.
  2. Pizza divided into fourths.

9. Which shape is correctly partitioned into halves?

  1. Triangle divided into two unequal partitions.
  2. Square divided into two unequal partitions.

10. Which item is partitioned into halves?

  1. Pizza divided into thirds.
  2. Blank sheet of papter divided into fourths.

Summary

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